Unlike previous Christmas in Sta Catalina, Today is the saddest, quiet, and less fun. I can't see Christmas decors, nor the annual inter-barangay belen contest where people from different places meet and enjoy watching the colorful decors and lights.
So just wondering, Nganong walay decorations sa park karon? Nganong walay inter-barangay belen contest karon?
Well, I'm just having a thought that they might saving for electricity? (haha!)...hope not for the upcoming elections. (whew).
I hope there's still preparing activities where people can see and enjoy. I know, it's not the decors, nor the "mabonggang" Christmas lights that bring people together, but the love that binds us together.
But truly, Mingaw jud ang pasko sa Sta Catalina karon!
Friday, December 11, 2009
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Get Connected: The Municipality of Sta Catalina Online
To all people of Sta Catalina in the province of Negros Oriental you'll be able to get connected wherever you are.
=> Sta Catalina Website
=> Sta Catalina on Facebook
=> Sta Catalina on Multiply
=> Sta Catalina Friendster
=> Sta Catalina on Twitter
=> Sta Catalina on Flickr
=> Sta Catalina on Youtube
I think you don't have any reasons not to get informed and connected to the latest news about Sta.Catalina.
See you online guys :)
=> Sta Catalina Website
=> Sta Catalina on Facebook
=> Sta Catalina on Multiply
=> Sta Catalina Friendster
=> Sta Catalina on Twitter
=> Sta Catalina on Flickr
=> Sta Catalina on Youtube
I think you don't have any reasons not to get informed and connected to the latest news about Sta.Catalina.
See you online guys :)
Thursday, September 10, 2009
The Municipality of Sta Catalina Negros Oriental Barangay Officials
The Municipality of Sta Catalina is divided into 22 Barangays, which is led and governed by Punong Barangay (barangay captain) and officials.
+ Alangilan ---- JUANITO F. BUNGCASAN
+ Amio --- JESUSA O. GENIL
+ Buenavista --- NICASIO C. GAUDIA
+ Kabulacan --- JOVENCIANO M. GEROMO
+ Caigangan --- JESSIE T. CADIS
+ Caranoche --- ALFONSO E. OLAM
+ Cawitan --- EDUARDO V. ALILING
+ Fatima --- JURRY M. LAGUARDIA
+ Mabuhay --- JOSELITO P. NAMOCO
+ Manalongon --- ELEGIO N. MONTE DE RAMOS
+ Mansagomayon --- EDWIN S. ESPARCIA
+ Milagrosa --- CONSTANTINO B. VILLANUEVA
+ Nagbinlod --- ROSENDA P. TRAÑA
+ Nagbalaye --- MARLOU E. AGBON
+ Obat --- JONATHAN S. ESTRELLANES
+ Poblacion --- ANTERO T. BIGAY
+ San Francisco --- FLORITA L. ACSON
+ San Jose --- LOYOLO P. LALAMONAN
+ San Miguel --- REYNANTE S. MAGLANGIT
+ San Pedro --- RUEL M. BADON
+ Santo Rosario --- CRESENCIA H. NUICO
+ Talalak --- GLICERIO T. BIGAY
Learn more about:
A barangay is led and governed by its barangay officials. The "barangay officials" is considered as a Local Government Unit (LGU) same as the Provincial and the Municipal Government. It is composed of a Punong Barangay, seven (7) Barangay Counselors or Barangay Kagawad, and a Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Chairman which is considered as a member of the Council.
+ Alangilan ---- JUANITO F. BUNGCASAN
+ Amio --- JESUSA O. GENIL
+ Buenavista --- NICASIO C. GAUDIA
+ Kabulacan --- JOVENCIANO M. GEROMO
+ Caigangan --- JESSIE T. CADIS
+ Caranoche --- ALFONSO E. OLAM
+ Cawitan --- EDUARDO V. ALILING
+ Fatima --- JURRY M. LAGUARDIA
+ Mabuhay --- JOSELITO P. NAMOCO
+ Manalongon --- ELEGIO N. MONTE DE RAMOS
+ Mansagomayon --- EDWIN S. ESPARCIA
+ Milagrosa --- CONSTANTINO B. VILLANUEVA
+ Nagbinlod --- ROSENDA P. TRAÑA
+ Nagbalaye --- MARLOU E. AGBON
+ Obat --- JONATHAN S. ESTRELLANES
+ Poblacion --- ANTERO T. BIGAY
+ San Francisco --- FLORITA L. ACSON
+ San Jose --- LOYOLO P. LALAMONAN
+ San Miguel --- REYNANTE S. MAGLANGIT
+ San Pedro --- RUEL M. BADON
+ Santo Rosario --- CRESENCIA H. NUICO
+ Talalak --- GLICERIO T. BIGAY
Learn more about:
A barangay is led and governed by its barangay officials. The "barangay officials" is considered as a Local Government Unit (LGU) same as the Provincial and the Municipal Government. It is composed of a Punong Barangay, seven (7) Barangay Counselors or Barangay Kagawad, and a Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Chairman which is considered as a member of the Council.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Sta. Catalina Barangay Get Water Pipes
The presence of the Philippine Army in Sitio Kakha, Barangay Talalac, will help prevent rebel groups from destroying the water pipes in the hinterland barangays of Santa Catalina, Negros Oriental.
The local government recently sent bundles of water pipes to be used to give ample water supply to the residents of the Gawad Kalinga Kalinaw Village and of Sitio Kakha.
There are 38 families in Sitio Kakha identified as recipients of the housing project under the Gawad Kalinga of the Couples for Christ-World Mission.
Barangay Kagawad Josephine Casido said some of the water pipes were allegedly destroyed by still unknown suspects while some were hit by a landslide caused by strong rain recently.
She said residents of Sitio Kakha used to fetch water from shallow wells almost two kilometers from their place. She added they have to utilize the available water supply because they have no other sources in the area.
Casido said there are other recipients of the Kalinaw Village who refused to occupy the housing units because of the lack of water supply.
Residents said that during rainy season they will make an improvised catchment tank to gather rainwater to be used for cooking and also for drinking.
The 302nd Brigade Commander of the Philippine Army Col. Cesar Yano has instructed the troops in Sitio Kakha to assist the residents in the installation of there water pipes.
Yano has introduced organic agriculture development to the farmers who are residents of in Sitio Kakha. He said he strongly believes that there is money in agriculture partnered with patience and hard work.*MA
Article Source: www.VisayanDailyStar.com, February 2009 By: MARICAR ARANAS
The local government recently sent bundles of water pipes to be used to give ample water supply to the residents of the Gawad Kalinga Kalinaw Village and of Sitio Kakha.
There are 38 families in Sitio Kakha identified as recipients of the housing project under the Gawad Kalinga of the Couples for Christ-World Mission.
Barangay Kagawad Josephine Casido said some of the water pipes were allegedly destroyed by still unknown suspects while some were hit by a landslide caused by strong rain recently.
She said residents of Sitio Kakha used to fetch water from shallow wells almost two kilometers from their place. She added they have to utilize the available water supply because they have no other sources in the area.
Casido said there are other recipients of the Kalinaw Village who refused to occupy the housing units because of the lack of water supply.
Residents said that during rainy season they will make an improvised catchment tank to gather rainwater to be used for cooking and also for drinking.
The 302nd Brigade Commander of the Philippine Army Col. Cesar Yano has instructed the troops in Sitio Kakha to assist the residents in the installation of there water pipes.
Yano has introduced organic agriculture development to the farmers who are residents of in Sitio Kakha. He said he strongly believes that there is money in agriculture partnered with patience and hard work.*MA
Article Source: www.VisayanDailyStar.com, February 2009 By: MARICAR ARANAS
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